DR. THOMAS EDWARD ELLIS, PSYD
Psychologist at Main St, Houston, TX

License number
Texas 34041
Category
Psychologist
Type
Psychologist
Address
Address
12301 Main St, Houston, TX 77035
Phone
(713) 275-5527

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Name
Address
Phone
Thomas Ellis
5408 Travis Green Ln, Austin, TX 78735
Thomas Ellis, age 47
561 Clear Springs Holw, Buda, TX 78610
Thomas Ellis, age 97
5506 Sheraton Oaks Dr, Houston, TX 77091
(832) 527-4535
Thomas Ellis, age 77
5317 Calumet Dr, Plano, TX 75023
(210) 364-9345
Thomas Ellis
5046 Cannon Dr, San Antonio, TX 78228

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Thomas Ellis - Houston, TX

Thomas Ellis - Houston, TX

Work:
Tribune Media - Houston, TX
Engineering Operations Technician
KZIL - Channel - Houston, TX
Master Control Operator
Education:
Art Institute of Houston
Associate of Applied Science in Video Production


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Wellhead Brine Treatment

Wellhead Brine Treatment

US Patent:
5690820, Nov 25, 1997
Filed:
Feb 10, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/797880
Inventors:
Lawrence F. Becnel - Sugarland TX
Thomas M. Ellis - Houston TX
Assignee:
Texas Brine Corporation - Houston TX
International Classification:
C02F 158
US Classification:
210170
Abstract:
This invention relates to methods, systems and apparatus for producing primary treated brine, i. e. <20 ppm calcium, magnesium, strontium and barium ions at the wellhead of underground salt caverns formed by depletion of their salt content by previous solution mining operations. The purified brine produced is maintained in an anerobic state and transported to chlor-alkali plant installations for use in electrolysis cells for the production of chlorine, sodium hydroxide and hydrogen. Raw brine produced at an operating brine wellhead is injected into a depleted salt cavern along with the treatment chemicals required to purify the raw brine. A novel installation including a producing well or wells, a depleted well cavern or caverns, and support facilities for producing primary treated brine is provided. Also, special wellhead injection tubing, a mixer and radial distributor for injecting the fluids into the cavern are employed which allows for the chemical reaction, precipitation, settling and clarification operations to take place in a pre-selected reaction zone in the cavern. The cavern acts as the reactor for precipitation, settler and clarifier and deposition site for storage of the precipitates which are innocuous solid by-products of the purification process.


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Wellhead Brine Treatment

Wellhead Brine Treatment

US Patent:
5637228, Jun 10, 1997
Filed:
Jan 3, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/367869
Inventors:
Lawrence F. Becnel - Sugarland TX
Thomas M. Ellis - Houston TX
Assignee:
Texas Brine Corporation - Houston TX
International Classification:
C02F 158
US Classification:
210702
Abstract:
This invention relates to methods, systems and apparatus for producing primary treated brine, i. e. <20 ppm calcium, magnesium, strontium and barium ions at the wellhead of underground salt caverns formed by depletion of their salt content by previous solution mining operations. The purified brine produced is maintained in an anerobic state and transported to chlor-alkali plant installations for use in electrolysis cells for the production of chlorine, sodium hydroxide and hydrogen. Raw brine produced at an operating brine wellhead is injected into a depleted salt cavern along with the treatment chemicals required to purify the raw brine. A novel installation including a producing well or wells, a depleted well cavern or caverns, and support facilities for producing primary treated brine is provided. Also, special wellhead injection tubing, a mixer and radial distributor for injecting the fluids into the cavern are employed which allows for the chemical reaction, precipitation, settling and clarification operations to take place in a pre-selected reaction zone in the cavern. The cavern acts as the reactor for precipitation, settler and clarifier and deposition site for storage of the precipitates which are innocuous solid by-products of the purification process.